protect

IPA: prʌtˈɛkt

(transitive, intransitive) To keep safe; to defend; to guard; to prevent harm coming to.
(travel, aviation) To book a passenger on a later flight if there is a chance they will not be able to board their earlier reserved flight.

Examples of "protect" in Sentences

The minority that they want to protect is the minority of the super wealthy.
What are the parents of these kids that the 'state must protect from the industry'?
I say "it is all about protecting the book" ..protect the books = protect the people
The only way to protect is to plan in advance; using super redundant and resilient systems.
"Which is why Google executives used the word 'protect' at least six times while explaining the deal this morning."
The barrage was built in 1974-75 and an agreement to protect from the unilateral withdrawal of water by India took 20 years of diplomatic efforts.
At a beach house on the patio facing the ocean in a nice luxurious massage chair with a slide in table for my laptop with shades and coverage to protect from the sun.
Executives under Ms. Robinson used the phrase "protect and grow" to describe their approach, often to the irritation of digital-side employees who have said the emphasis on protecting the Times too often stunted growth elsewhere.
Finally, asked why his family hasn't appeared with him on the campaign trail, including his wife and adult children, Cain repeats that he is "an unconventional candidate" and wants to protect his family although he doesn't use the word "protect".